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Some Of The Biggest Moments In Football Recreated With Subbuteo

Mark Farrelly
By Mark Farrelly
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Remember Subbuteo? Long before the days of the Xbox One and Playstation 4, we'd spend hours playing football with those glorious figures, imagining the great moments we had witnessed.

Well artist Terry Lee never grew out of his love for Subbuteo and has literally recreated some of the most memorable moments in football, including that handshake between Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy.

Image: Subbuteo Art

You can get normal figures and team sets but the snippets of individual greatness are brilliant.

There's Rene Higuita's spectacular scorpion kick save for Columbia:

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Image: Subbuteo Art

Wayne Rooney's overhead kick against Man City:

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 Image: Subbuteo Art

And Zlatan's stunning effort against England in 2012:

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Not to mention Eden Hazard kicking the ball boy last year:

Image: Subbuteo Art

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And perhaps funniest of all, Martin Keown getting all up in Ruud Van Nistelrooy after he missed that penalty against Arsenal:

Image: Subbuteo Art

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There are lots more on his site, and he can make some on request so if you're looking to get someone a particularly nasty Christmas present you could ask Terry to recreate the Thierry Henry handball moment in 2009.

hat-tip: Daily Mail

 

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